Testator's validly executed will leaves "$100,000 to my brother, Ben if he survives me." Testator and Ben go camping for the weekend. When they do not return, a search is conducted and it is discovered that each died during the trip, but it is unclear in which order they died. Ben is survived by his daughter, Daisy. Under California law, how, if at all, could Daisy claim the gift of $100,000? Question 8 options: a) By establishing that Testator and Ben died simultaneously. b) By establishing by a preponderance of the evidence that Testator died before Ben. c) By establishing by clear and convincing evidence that Testator died before Ben. d) Daisy cannot claim the gift of $100,000